Rewarding Key Employees – What Are Your Options?
Written by Tax Partner, Michaela Lamb Granting Share Options to employees is a great way to incentivise and retain key people in a business and provides a practical alternative to making an outright award of shares. Doing this is not a new concept, and these schemes have been around for years. But with the […]
Rachel Reeves’ tax updates for non-doms: What you need to know
As expected, the new Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has now released further details of the changes to the taxation of ‘non-doms’ that will go ahead under the Labour Government. This will see the scrapping of the concept of domicile with a shift towards a residency based system. Many of the proposals made by her predecessor in […]
London Tech Week 2024: Tax tips for scaling your tech company
On 11 June 2024 Gravita ran a workshop as part of London Tech Week, aimed at helping ambitious UK tech companies set up the most beneficial financial and tax structures for growth. The session was led by Caroline Plumb, Gravita CEO, alongside Kate Greenhough, Gravita Tax Partner, and Ben Chernoff, Gravita Accounts Partner. Kate […]
Top five tips to reduce Inheritance Tax on your estate
With increased property values and frozen Inheritance Tax exemptions, Inheritance Tax is becoming more of an issue for many. We can help with bespoke planning to minimise the potential liability and maximise the available reliefs and exemptions. When reviewing your estate’s exposure to Inheritance Tax, there is no one-size fits all approach to reducing […]
Unpacking the 2024 Election Manifestos: What Tax Changes Could Mean for You
With the 2024 election drawing near, understanding the potential tax implications of each party’s manifesto is crucial. Gravita’s comprehensive report below delves into the fiscal forecasts and tax plans outlined by the main political contenders, providing you with essential insights to make informed decisions. Key Highlights from the Report Conservative Party: Abolition of Non-Dom Status: […]
Webinar recording: MBOs, MBIs & EOTs: The benefits, pitfalls and choosing the right route to succession
Choosing the right succession planning route is an area that all business owners think about regularly, throughout the business lifecycle; it is never too early, but can sometimes be too late to plan for exit efficiently. In reality, it’s not just business owners and board members who lie awake at night considering the options, it’s […]
Company tax computations: The tax issues
We invite you to join us and our tax consultant, Tim Palmer, when Tim will be reviewing the areas within a corporation tax computation that regularly cause problems, and give practical advice, and the appropriate solutions. This free 1 hour webinar will take place on Wednesday 26 June 2024 via Zoom and will commence at 9am. During this session, Tim will […]
Charity Tax Issues
Most charities will have to complete corporation tax returns if notified to do so by HMRC or where they have non charitable trading profits that are liable to corporation tax. Charities where all income and expenditure have been incurred for charitable purposes will not be liable to corporation tax but may still need to […]
Should CGT replace IHT? IFA Talk Podcast episode with Gravita Tax Partner, Thomas Adcock
Should CGT replace IHT? Listen to episode 81 of IFA Magazine’s IFA Talk Podcast to hear Gravita Tax Partner, Thomas Adcock, speaking to IFA Magazine Digital Editor, Brandon Russell, and IFA Magazine Editor, Sue Whitbread, as he delves into the tax implications of Inheritance Tax (IHT) following the Spring Budget and looking ahead to the […]
Tax Tips for Scaling Tech Companies: Avoiding Pitfalls and Maximising Cash Runway
Want to learn about the tax tips that will help you scale your business? Come and join us at London Tech Week where our tax and accounting experts will be hosting a workshop to show you how to avoid common tax pitfalls and maximise your cash runway when growing your business. DATE: Tuesday 11 June […]